The Warren Weeks Show

After spending more than two decades in politics, including serving as the leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario, Tim Hudak is now the CEO of the Ontario Real Estate Association as well as being a talk radio host.

David Bastedo was the man behind the lens, capturing the career of Canada's most beloved band - the Tragically Hip. He also photographed the band's emotional farewell tour a few years back. His iconic images have been seen by millions. In this interview, we talk about his time working with The Hip, his philosophy of hard work, how his work is driven by feelings of self doubt and much more.

Author Annie Duke was once one of the top poker players in the world. In her book, Thinking in Bets, she takes her lessons from nearly two decades at the poker table and uses them to help all of us make better decisions when we don't have all the facts.

Terry O'Reilly is the host of CBC's radio program Under the Influence, which has more than a million listeners per week. His latest book, This I Know, is like a backstage pass to the advertising industry.

A crisis can happen to any organization. But history judges a company and its leaders on how they respond. This week, I had a chance to speak with Melissa Agnes, a leading authority on crisis preparedness, reputation management and brand protection. We talked about why some companies get it so wrong, the keys to managing a crisis and we chatted about her book: Crisis Ready: Building an Invincible Brand in an Uncertain World.

What happens after we die? Is death the end? Or do we and our loved ones live on in some way? And if we live on, is it possible for us to communicate with those who have crossed over? Today's guest is renowned psychic and medium Barbara Rybicka. We had a great conversation that covered death, what it's like to be a medium, how everyone can develop their intuition and more. I even got her to give us a prediction about the future.

A conversation with entrepreneur, philanthropist, author, speaker, NHL owner and former Dragon Brett Wilson.

My conversation with Samantha Yammine (aka 'Science Sam'), a Toronto-based neuroscientist who is using her sizeable social media following to help make science more fun and approachable while also debunking 'junk science'.

An interview with Calgary realtor and Instagram influencer Sarah Johnston.

A conversation with entrepreneur, writer and media personality Erica Ehm.